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Posted: November 19 2011 at 11:26
manofmystery wrote:
I'm of the belief that the popularity of soccer is some sort of conspiracy. Maybe something poured into the rest of the world's water/alcohol supply. How else can you explain the popularity of spirited 0-0 or maybe 1-0 (high scoring) exercises in standing around in a field?
And how is this different from a high-scoring 90 minute stop-start game (that lasts 4 hours) of watching people sitting on a bench, chewing gum and/or tabacco?
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Posted: November 19 2011 at 11:25
manofmystery wrote:
I'm of the belief that the popularity of soccer is some sort of conspiracy. Maybe something poured into the rest of the world's water/alcohol supply. How else can you explain the popularity of spirited 0-0 or maybe 1-0 (high scoring) exercises in standing around in a field?
That’s nothing compared to the popularity of "Madonna". I can never recognise her voice, and she’s different on every picture I’ve seen. "Madonna" is most probably a lot of different digitally manipulated images (not necessarily of women). The only song I can (faintly) remember is Like a Surgeon (or was it Like a Sturgeon?).
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Posted: November 19 2011 at 11:16
I'm of the belief that the popularity of soccer is some sort of conspiracy. Maybe something poured into the rest of the world's water/alcohol supply. How else can you explain the popularity of spirited 0-0 or maybe 1-0 (high scoring) exercises in standing around in a field?
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Posted: November 19 2011 at 08:54
There are some other theories, like:
- 2010 Haiti's capital destruction caused by an artificial earthquake (I heard something similar about 2011 Japan's tsunami).
- 1998 World Cup final result was a deal involving FIFA and French and Brazilian federations.
- HIV virus was created inside a laboratory.
- Bob Kennedy was killed by another person, probably a CIA agent and they blame Sirhan Bishara for doing it (there's a similar theory related to Martin Luther King's assassination too).
- Yalta and Potsdam Conferences and the division of the world by the 2 main winners (USA & USSR).
BTW, I'm only listing some I don't believe ANY (although the last one could be very feasible ).
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Posted: November 19 2011 at 02:31
^ yeah that Arbitrary Planet Demotion is messed-up; and what about Arbitrary Planet Elimination? Haven't we had at least two 'new planets' appear and just as quickly vanish?
i have see all the movies, a bunch of books, made some scholar writing about it, and i am still dreaming about it. There were more than one shooter, it was probably the mafia and others groups, no one can be sure except those who was directly involved in this. But that's what's intriguing about that is, it's still a mystery.
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Posted: November 18 2011 at 15:17
manofmystery wrote:
CPicard wrote:
Are the Libertarians linked to the Reptilian conspiracy? It would explain a lot of things.
No, we're a very loose group of individuals that is, for the most part, completely leaderless so there could never be a massive Libertarian conspiracy. I can't speak for the others but I've never met nor had a phone/text/email conversation with any reptilians, that I know of. I think that Nick Gillespie's jacket is made of reptilian skin, though, so perhaps some of us are out there secretly fighting the real power.
Yeah, totally.
At least, that's what this conspiracy wants us to believe.
I'd like to take this opportunity to call out Alex Jones as being a disgrace to the libertarian movement and strongly urge follow libertarians to avoid him like the plague. And, for the love of god Dr. Paul, stop talking to this guy!
I only know him from the conspiracy film The Obama Deception. He made like two good points but in general he seemed like a total lunatic to me...
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Posted: November 18 2011 at 15:07
CPicard wrote:
Are the Libertarians linked to the Reptilian conspiracy? It would explain a lot of things.
No, we're a very loose group of individuals that is, for the most part, completely leaderless so there could never be a massive Libertarian conspiracy. I can't speak for the others but I've never met nor had a phone/text/email conversation with any reptilians, that I know of. I think that Nick Gillespie's jacket is made of reptilian skin, though, so perhaps some of us are out there secretly fighting the real power.
Edited by manofmystery - November 18 2011 at 15:07
I'd like to take this opportunity to call out Alex Jones as being a disgrace to the libertarian movement and strongly urge follow libertarians to avoid him like the plague. And, for the love of god Dr. Paul, stop talking to this guy!
Edited by manofmystery - November 18 2011 at 12:58
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Posted: November 18 2011 at 12:19
Cartman: Oh really? Well did you know that over one-fourth of people in America think that 9/11 was a conspiracy? Are you saying that one-fourth of Americans are retards?
Kyle: Yes. I'm saying one-fourth of Americans are retards.
Stan: Yeah, at least one-fourth.
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Posted: November 18 2011 at 11:41
Henry, you may rage at me but I'm open minded. I'm not one of those crazy guys who says that a conspiracy is absolutely true. I've just been reading a lot about it and there's so many holes in the 9/11 official story that something dodgy happened.
One thing I am convinced about is that there were explosives in the both of the towers, as well as WTC7.
The no-plane thing is very questionable. The Vicsim thing is too. There's so many terrible ideas out there.
Many people who lost family in 9/11 though are asking questions. They don't agree with the official story. The Truth movement isn't tiny.
In fact, I'd say the Truth movement is far larger than the Moon Landing truth movement.
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